Marking a stitching line on an unusually shaped cushion. - Chalk or marking pencil (do not put in mouth)
Cutting an embroidery thread. - Embroidery scissors (keep fingers away from blade, only cut material)
Hand-sewing a button to a shirt.- Hand sewing needles (Do not put in mouth- cut mouth or swallowing pin could result. If you prick your self, be sure to through the needle away)
Unpicking stitches sewn in the incorrect position. - Thread clipper (Only use for cutting loose thread. Keep fingers away from the blade)
Holding 2 pieces of fabric together while you are sewing. - Pearl head pins (Do not put in mouth- cut mouth or swallowing pin could result. If you prick your self, be sure to through the needle away) ----
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My Bedroom
This is a document of photos of my bedroom. I put these up as a part of my research to help me pick colors for my pillow that match things like my pink wall and multi-colored bed.